Women in technology: Florence Nightingale
Florence Nightingale is considered the forerunner of the modern professional nursing and creator of the first conceptual model of this profession.
Women in technology: Kathleen McNulty
Kathleen McNulty was one of the six women who programmed the ENIAC, the first digital computer and, nowadays, her story is the protagonist of a film.
Primary sector: why we need to accelerate the digital transformation
Digitalisation of the agri-food industry is one of the main priorities of the R&D&i policy in Europe but why is it important to accelerate this process? But why is it important to accelerate this process? What system do we propose? Here’s why!
Women in Technology: Ginni Rometty
Our today’s female referent is, more than a technologist, a real business woman. Virginia “Ginni” Rometty is an electrical engineer, entrepreneur and the first female CEO of IBM, a position she currently holds.
Women in Technology: Fei-Fei Li
New episode of the ‘Women in Technology’ series, this time dedicated to a modern researcher: Fei-Fei Li. She is Professor of Computer Science, Co-Director of Stanford University’s Human-Centered AI Institute and one of the most prolific active technologist at Artificial Intelligence (AI) field.
Women in Technology: Hedy Lamarr
Successful Hollywood actress and scientist, her biggest contribution to ICT world was in the wireless communications sector. Lamarr’s technology was used to control communications and nowadays it is working in mobile networks, Bluetooth devices and WiFi.
Women in Technology: Marie Curie
Considered a pioneer in the radioactivity field, this famous Polish-French scientist was the first woman to become a professor at Sorbonne University in Paris. Our colleague Alicia remembered her that way.
Women in Technology: Ada Lovelace
New episode of the ‘Women in Technology’ series. Today, International Women’s Day, this post couldn’t be dedicated anybody but her: Ada Lovelace. Considered the first woman programmer in history, Lovelace has been the most mentioned reference by our colleagues, maybe for being a pioneer in a world -the Mathematics and Science- reserved exclusively for […]
Women in Technology: Limor Fried
March is the women’s month and at Gradiant you can read every Friday a post on reference technologists. Today, the Queen of open source hardware and CEO of Adafruit, Limor Fried.
Women in Technology: Jude Milhon
We are beginning a new section of Women in Technology introducing Jude Milhon, programmer, writer and one of the first female hackers in history, as well as a strong advocate for cyber-rights.
5 key trends from CES 2019 to keep in mind
After five intense days and 10,600 kilometres, our team moved to the city Elvis sang to for showcasing new Gradiant’s solution to prevent document fraud. They tell us what happened at Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) and what technology trends we should be aware of during 2019
Multimedia forensics: when technology prevents document fraud
While the digital onboarding process brings great benefits to customers and businesses, it carries security risks in terms of user verification and fraud associated with document tampering. Multimedia forensics techniques can be the solution
